How would I know that? Where can I find that info? ThanksI guess these transponders are using a L.O. Frequency of 11250?
I am ~60 miles SE of the QCA and lost a bunch of channels a couple weeks ago, some more on Monday and some more on Tuesday! Now getting to the ones I actaully watched. I have a 1 meter dish and before the switch I was getting high 80s on about half the transponders and 100 on the rest of them.I had toyed with putting a circular LNB on my 10 foot dish to see if there would be any signal but would have to wreck something in order to try it and do not want to devote the big dish to Bell TV even if it did work. Instead I ordered a Shaw direct system that was supposed to be here on Monday before the end of the day but as of this morning was still awaiting customs clearance at the border. The Bell system I have is about 10 years old, SD only and has a PVR with a bad hard drive so it was time for an upgrade anyways. Glad I did not buy a new Bell system as I had been contemplating.Iordered both from a place called KUsat that is easy to deal with has no problmes about sending stuff over the border and will help set up the account at a friend's address in canada at no extra charge. I think they also provide brokerage services, although I do not need them.I'm 170 miles straight west of Chicagoland area using a 36" dish with invacom lnb. On the Illinois Iowa boarder. Nimiq 6 footprint appears to go slightly west of Chicago, Illinois. I'm about 170 miles from the footprint line. I can report a big fat zero on all nimiq 6 transponders. If someone around Chicago or West of Chicago can give signal level if any on new nimiq 6 transponders would be great? I doubt a 4' dish would make any difference since I'm getting a zero for signal at the moment. I've tried re-pointing my dish already a few times.
Mine is still going strong here in MN as well as home in Montana.
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